Is there a Culture War being played out in the halls of our Capitol? Montana’s 68th Legislature dealt with a number of social issues, approving new laws against sex traffickers, strengthening parental rights, encouraging school choice programs, and limiting experimental […]
Did you know that 4-Her’s are 4x more likely to contribute to their community? Find out how our nominees for the August 4-H Member Spotlight are contributing to their communities as we hear from Morganne Van Dyke of Prairie County, […]
On today’s episode, we explore how Eagle Mount of Billings is transforming lives by providing adaptive recreational activities for the disabled community. From cycling to climbing and summer camps, tune in to hear about their inspiring efforts to promote inclusivity […]
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Montana’s Electricity Supply, Adequate for How Long? A Midyear Assessment of the Outlook for the U.S. and Montana Economies. Presented by the Bureau of Business and Economic Research.
One of the biggest events of the summer is the annul three-day Governor’s Cup Golf Tournament. 350 golfers are converging over three courses in Kalispell and Whitefish. The event brings the state’s business community together to network and plan for […]
Learn how Flathead Valley Community College is evolving to meet the needs of one of the fastest growing cities in the state.
What’s a Mill – One More Time & Citizen Grand Juries May be on the Ballot
You may be seeing new signs and displays around the state warning about the dangers of meth. They are part of the Paint the State campaign by the Montana Meth Project. If one or more have left an impression on […]
More than a dozen court cases reached the U.S. Supreme Court as part of its recently concluded term. Those cases and rulings ranged in their potential impact on the country, but from government authority, to affirmative action, to freedom of […]
